Losses testing of transformers is a crucial procedure used to measure the efficiency and performance of a transformer by determining its core (no-load) and copper (load) losses. No-load losses occur in the core when the transformer is energized without load, while load losses arise from resistance in the windings during operation. These tests are conducted using precise instruments to ensure the transformer operates within acceptable efficiency limits as per industry standards like IEC or IS. Accurate losses testing helps reduce energy waste, optimize performance, and verify manufacturer claims. It is essential for quality assurance, energy audits, and performance benchmarking in power systems.